[Hulk01]

There is a reason to delve: the voters assumed Henry was the nation's best big back, a guy who got Alabama yards whenever they needed them. 

And four times in ten, on third and short, Henry failed.  He failed to do what the voters assumed he did better than anyone.,

And the reason to delve is that while not all kickoff yards have value, the extra ones do; A 34 yard kickoff return, statistically, is worth a point.  Until voters realize this, they'll treat special teams as "just plays that happened to happen," as if good returns are simple reflections of randomness and not worth valuing.

[Hulk01]

There is a reason to delve: the voters assumed Henry was the nation's best big back, a guy who got Alabama yards whenever they needed them. 

And four times in ten, on third and short, Henry failed.  He failed to do what the voters assumed he did better than anyone.,

And the reason to delve is that while not all kickoff yards have value, the extra ones do; A 34 yard kickoff return, statistically, is worth a point.  Until voters realize this, they'll treat special teams as "just plays that happened to happen," as if good returns are simple reflections of randomness and not worth valuing.